argystokes
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Joseph cites yet another prominent scientist: | Quote |
Kevin Trudeau (”Natural Cures” fame) talks about how (some) cancers cannot surivive in an oxygen-rich environment. And that is the reasoning behind intravenous peroxide drips.
However not enough money can be made by employing that method so it’s not popular in the USA.
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Didn't he put a disclaimer in his newest book saying that you shouldn't take any of it seriously, most likely in order to avoid getting sued?
Also, Dave says something peculiar: | Quote | | It was also done on rats infected with human cancers. |
I'll have to do some research on this one, and maybe D'Tard's right, but it seems to me that the nature of cancers (except perhaps some of the virus-induced ones) are necessarily species-specific. As in, a proliferation of the individual's own cells.
My money's on my intuition over Dave's interpretation of a study... we'll see.
EDIT: I lose! | Quote | | A cell suspension of A549 cells in PBS (3 × 106 cells per injection) was injected subcutaneously into nude athymic rats. Rats were divided into control (no treatment), prevention, and reversal groups, and two protocols were followed. In protocol a, rats were followed for 5 weeks: the prevention group was treated for 5 weeks and the reversal group for 3 (weeks 3–5). In protocol b, rats were followed for 12 weeks, with the prevention group treated for 12 weeks and the reversal group from week 10 to week 12. In both protocols, DCA (0.075 g/l) was added to the drinking water. By measuring the amount of water consumed, we calculated and adjusted the concentration of DCA required to achieve a daily dose similar to that used clinically (50–100 mg/kg) (McMurtry et al., 2004 and Stacpoole et al., 2006) Rats were observed weekly for the appearance of tumors at injection sites, and tumor size was measured every week with calipers in the three groups. |
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"Why waste time learning, when ignorance is instantaneous?" -Calvin
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